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The article addresses the growing concern about antisemitism in theater, especially following the recent conflicts in the Middle East, and highlights the efforts of innovative cultural creators in Hesse to counter this trend and support Jewish voices in the performing arts. #Antisemitismus #Theater #Kultur (translated)

They attack us because we advocate for international law and for the people in Palestine. The federal chair of the Left Party, Ines Schwerdtner, strongly rejected anti-Semitism allegations against her party. "They attack us because we advocate for international law and for the people in Palestine. Because we call the genocide in Gaza what it is: a genocide," Schwerdtner said at the state representative assembly of the North Rhine-Westphalian Left in Hagen. #Özdemir #Linke #Bundespolitik (translated)

The Left, Greens, and SPD have successfully concluded their exploratory talks on forming a government in Berlin and recommend to their bodies that coalition negotiations be initiated, while allegations of antisemitism against members of the Left overshadowed the discussions. #Berlin #Koalitionsverhandlungen #LinkeGrüneSPD (translated)

"They are attacking us because we advocate for international law and for the people in Palestine. Because we call the genocide in Gaza what it is: a genocide," the federal chairwoman of the Left Party, Ines Schwerdtner, sharply rejected accusations of anti-Semitism against her party. #Özdemir #Bündnis90DieGrünen #Linkspartei (translated)

Waldemar Hartmann wrote that neither the Greens nor the SPD would be deterred in Berlin from coming to power with the Left – not even by militant antisemitism or close ties to violent criminal clans. Behind this lies a master plan of the federal parties: The SPD wants to go into new elections with Manuela Schwesig as the top candidate and form a majority at the federal level together with the Left and the Greens. Therefore, the intended coalition in Berlin must not fail, Hartmann explained. At the same time, he accused the CDU of clinging to the firewall at the Deutschlandtag of the Young Union. He wrote that the party should prepare for its political end after the state elections in the spring. #Politik #Bundestagswahl #Koalition (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr asked whether R2G had come to an agreement on anti-Semitism in Berlin. Addressing Chancellor Merz and the CDU, he wrote that they govern together with the SPD and Greens in the states and are tolerated by the Left in the East. He feared that they had the power to meet the claim of "Never again," but would possibly protest for a short time, then give in, wait it out, and continue as before. #Antisemitismus #Politik #Berlin (translated)

The Left, Greens, and SPD have completed their exploratory talks on forming a new Berlin city government four weeks after the election and are now proposing to start coalition negotiations, while the discussions have been overshadowed by allegations of anti-Semitism against members of the Left. #BerlinerStadtregierung #Koalitionsverhandlungen #LinkeGrüneSPD (translated)

U.M. OSINT referred to the debate, which had been intensively conducted again for the past two days, as leftist agitation and a seemingly legal discussion in which terms were being diluted. According to his representation, international law prohibits attacks on or the destruction of sovereign states, thereby protecting their right to exist. This is ensured internationally solely through the UN. Since Israel is a UN member, it has a right to exist; defined borders are not necessary for this. Israel's borders are largely defined by bilateral treaties, but not with the Palestinian territories, as these are not a state. Whether states emphasized or rejected Israel's right to exist is a political position, U.M. OSINT wrote. However, internationally, Israel's UN membership holds. He compared the debate to disputes over the terms "genocide," "intifada," and "anti-Semitism," accusing those who distorted terms of being unable to openly present their arguments. They may not want to explicitly say that they want to destroy Israel, he wrote in a harsh personal attack on the left. In conclusion, he described the actions as propaganda. #Völkerrecht #Israel #Politik (translated)

The author described the German silence on Netanyahu's crimes as indecent and stated that everything is going wrong in the German debate on anti-Semitism. He asked whether it could be agreed that Jewish Germans are valuable members of their own people, but unfortunately Netanyahu is not...; the contribution was cut off at this point. #Antisemitismus #Deutschland #Netanyahu #DE #IL (translated)

Julius Böhm wrote that Friedrich Merz had called on the SPD and the Greens to stop while the Young Union had applauded enthusiastically. However, this had remained without consequence and was merely lip service. Böhm wrote that Merz was not brave enough to link the future of the federal government to the issue of antisemitism, calling him cowardly. #Politik #Antisemitismus #JungeUnion (translated)

The author wrote that everything is going wrong in the German anti-Semitism debate. He asked whether it could be agreed that Jewish Germans are valuable members of their own nation, while Netanyahu is not a valuable member of the world community. He did not finish a subsequent thought about "the Israeli." #Antisemitismus #Deutschland #Israel #DE #IL (translated)